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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-28
W. NJ. HALDEMA d
President Of tho Great LOUISVILLE W
he knows of
Wintersmith's Chill CiFa

LOUISVILLE, NY.
IN. WiRtersnith-Sir: ! waive a rule have
observed for many years, the value of your
remedy prompting mo TO say, in reply TO
your Request, what / know Of your Chill
Cure; The private assurances q its efficacy
had observed on Mr.. X. W. Meredith, who,
for more than 6fteen, years, had been fore
man OF my Office, induced me to test it in
my family. The reGults have been entirely
satisfactory. Tho first case was Of two
years. standing, in which | believe every
known remedy had been tried with tempo
rary relief tho chills returning periodically
AID With. seemingly increased severity.
Your cure broke them at once, and thero hst
been no recurrence Of them or moro than
six months. The other case was of a milder
FORM. and yielded moro readily to other
remedies; but the chills would return at in
teryals until your medicine was used, einoe
which time, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared. From tho opportu-
nifty / have had to judge, l do not hesitate to
express my belief that your Chill Cure Is Q
valuable ..peci6e. and performs all you
promise Jr Il. Respectfully
ARTHUR PETER 4 CO., Agents. Louis
villa. XIV.
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HOM EOPATHlC
S p z CT Fl S
Sold by Druggists or sent postpaid on receipt OF
mica -iIuAPIRklbiMkDICIA 90. 100 milton Sc. ny.
NOTICE.

- LAYING been appointed Assignee. will,
Ii on THURSDAY, April 18th, sell in bulk.
to tbs highest bidd,r, for cash. the entire
assets Of W. I. McCormao, Of By halia, Mi g..
consisting OF a general stock of g DDS, val
s Ied az Szzs 81 ana the Doqss saVVV Inc
April IA, 1887.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-28
THE GREAT REGULATOR.

NO meutCluOl u 20
universally used as
Sim m ons Liver
Regu ator, II won
its way into every
homo bypure. ster-
ling mort. ittAkos
the place Of q doc.
tor and costly pre-
scriptions. II Is q
fan lily medicine
containing no dam
KorOus qualities,
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SATURDAY., Mny 81, 1857,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated Ia the city OF Momphis,
now Taxing District Uf Shelby county, Ton
nessee, to-wit;
a lot on the sou, Invest corner OF Court and
Third streets IN 50 d city. fronting "a ieet on
Court street by depth OF lls feet on Third
OF snid city Of Nemphis, on which lot there
h eituAtsd a brick dwelling house.
Terms of sale-One third each, balance In
one and two years; notes bearing interest
from date required; lien retained on the
property a. SECURITY.
THIS april 49, 1881,
s, /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mater.
BY q, +. Coleman, Deputy G. and M.
Harris A Turlev, Solicitors.
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mxTR

ns mn aqueous solution OF the sob.
able matter in n mineral earth
found In ChOctRw county, Ala,
near the famous BtIadon mineral
Springs. This earth had great ls-
cal csIebrity aH Z" Rogers EasIh.~
from the name of tho discOveroE
af the bod or mime. now owned By
Ghe Acid Iron Earth Company, Of
Mobile, Ala.
For Oyspepsia.aIl arrangements
o. the Digestive OrgRns and the
R.lveE, SKIN Discusses. Cuts, Burma,
scalds and bruises, ACID IRON
EARTH is n speciGio. RheumA-
dam and other chronic diseases
Yield 60 tts curative power with.
Out fail.
Entirely free from Alcohol or any drug what
vvsr, ACID IRON EARTH nully deserves tAs
words embraced in It's trademark, "NkTuRE'1
Uwn REnEDY." See nee pamphlet, 70 b
nd Of all Druggists.
AT WHOLESALE BY
CIV. JONES a 90. WAVELET a co
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-02-11
Delinquent Tax List
FOR 1895.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, To-. District Court,
= County of Blue Earth. 50 9th judicial District
The State OF Minnesota 20 all persons, companies or
corporations, who have claim any estate, right,
title or interest in claim to- lien upon any OF the
several pieces parcels OF land In the list hereto at
tached, described:
The list Of taxes and penalties real estate for
Monday in January. A. D. 1887 tor the year 1885, has
been filed I'm the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the District
Court of the county OF Blue Earth, of which that
hereto attached is copy.
Therefore you and each of you are hereby required
to tile In eofice OF said clerk, before the
twentieth (0th) day of March, 1887, your answer In
writing setting forth any objections or defence you
thereof upon any piece parcel OF land described In
said list. In, TO, or which you have claim any
estate right title, interest. claim or lien.
And I'm default thereof, Judgment will DO entered
against such piece parcel OF land for the taxes
said list appearing against It, and for all penalties and
costs. (Signed) w. ID. TORREY,
Clerk OF the District Court In said county OF Bne
Earth.
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A safe. portable. and convenient

A sale, portable. and convenient
electrics railway reading lamp was
shown ct Q recent meeting Of the British
association. A cubical box of about
four inches, and containing four cells
weighs csix pounds, and will burn
twelve hours; another form of battery
onathird this width and half the weight
is not more Scumbrousr than q book.
Tia little lamp is fastened by hook to
the waistcost The one exhibited had
startled many fellow-passenger Of the
exhibit6f. and had done good service
fORsk foftnf9ft' &
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Stsphen a Douelas vas wont 10 tel]

StePhen =. Dougias was wont to tell
the. following story; The Democrats
had kcrrymandered the state Of Indiana
sossfoi throw . heavy Wing majority
into aSingls district Mr.. Douglas said
,tAaAlhe want 70 congress one year and
found hiss old Democratic friend, An
drew Kennedy, representing this dis
trict How in the world did you get
here. Kennedy" was Douglas saluta-
ton t0'hin. Get herei' replied Ken
,nedy; why. beat two of the strongest
Whigsinaour district. and could have
beaten twosmors had they brought them
on.
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SOUTH BEND.

Township l0s, Range 81.
Lucinda Clark, 2o-l loo lott u $50 lsg p lss
Il X Gregg, neZ Of seq IL 10 651 81 los
? Zimmerman. lis Of sex Of -,
standar,: Cement Co, lot andw
s0-l00 of lot j, reed book Is :.
page 50 g 6350l2,il l82 1888
Sophia futile, eX of sea of sw
Y and swE 81 seq Of sSE q so 5.2s 70 6.07
ID Buck. 80 of VIZ of swL,
fsss % 80 4.97 "A 5.7l
Ray. swk of sek and lot 5
Jerry Barrot. seq Of nsL 81 10 6.2i SO TIA
Ellis 4 Evans, 10 Off Is ofw
OF nwL Of seq 30 10 Z@ 81 2S9
A Little, nR Of nwZ Of AVA Of
pa and e ofs OK ava Of %
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
The latest contrivance for the prompt
dstscti6h Of IRE damp in mines is de-
sosibsd g 20 simple in principle and

scSibed g 80 sImpl0 In principle and
construction 20 10 excite wonder ut il
not having been thought Of before.
child's india-rubber ball with hole in
il v squee5ed dat in the hand and held
In the place suspected of fre-damp
willis Released ahd allowed to suck in )
sampls of the air. The ball Is now d.
rseted toward o safety lamp and again
squeezed, when the telltale blue fame
viii show i Il contains any inaammable
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Town 109 Range rs.
Joseph Kunz eA of sell 10 80 22.O6 33 IS 81
| do nK OF nwll ofswk20 20 4.32 .65 4G
Of nMf y 30 2o-4s 500 Ia Ala
p McTighe, eI Of nwX Of
nwL % 70 ALL .ol Az
r Feyerstein, lots and 2 SO 1892 L2s 10 l.4s
Range "a.
Mary Englehart, lots I
and 2 Is 1904 2047 3O % 81
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RAPIDAN,


Dibbie r Howard, e19 OF swH of
seq 20 3.95 SO asa
John Kline, eK of seA ofnwR 20 266 10 sos
Anna paff "a o Of wa of mex
of neA, except townsite 5.SS SO Is 96
John Kline, WI of neA, except
t0wnste "a 974 l.46 1910
2 Drake. EVA of sex Of seq IL 10 lrs9 % Iii
j Williams, eh Of SEX ofseA Of 20 % :.
ECulyer, und u OF sel4 Of swx is 60 $50 IS 7.ls
O McBeIh, uud Of sex of swZ Is 20 $50 81 7.4I
NJ i Tinkcom, sex of nwH and
nwH of neA IL 80 1906 l.96 1902
r Tinkconl swL of neL Ii 40 6.94 l.O4 T.98
q McBeth, und y of swl4 Of nwN IL 20 ESQ IS I'll
do swl ofsws d 20 $50 LIS s.Ss
ii Baker. na Of nM and sea of ~, 80
Of mex 81 9 81 10 81
oi seq oineN 81 2 IS e 81
X Of neS 81 s % o. SO
N Cheney, swh of pez Of neH 80 10 9S u LII
Miller Bros. 4wN OF nwA Of swZ 80 10 l.43 y Les
Geo H0err. ex OF sea Of seq 30 20 800 ~ $50
RArIDs TowSsIrE.
Lot Block.
Anna Paf. lots p, rs, $40, -
John 5 Kline. lott \ s fas Z 4 $ z
do 500 l2O go
Anna paff, nj of u IL IS
= To- ii and l2 81 05 80
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JUDSON.
Township I0s. Rangers
Humphrey Jones. SEX fswk Of
nwx and s5a Of swk ofswk Of
e, NV ..o, NY Is La p l.es
! of. q nv, s<.,e.,oz ls4lssi.n 47s ss.47
. Of 4 y n ask efnwI Of ,nxN IL $50 s. s IS
W 28xa Of nwf ofnW il "a on "a
NJ NJ Towman, seIl of nwk and
men Of swL II so 1903 l.s5 l4.ss
Hqey. neM o. neg IL 40 SOS 76 $40
neA is ls6s5So.os 4.5i s454
kTinkcom. SEA Of 10 20 ESQ 81 Tl5
John Edwards, eR Of mex 20 50 1870 2S lSC5
do nnd ofnx Of swZ q 26.67 5.S so ali
Elizabeth Howe,sx ofnwH and sw ~
90 aaA OF mex O. % Ia l.0e AM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-04

Ne want 1--we, E1eEsstie nnd espahie ARenss
ID exsEy cnunfy IN fhs unftad Sasas ana Ca.
a1a. 70 seH Yasens nxkfcle q gr-zt usria, %
tz1AEEua An Articl1 haF1nR lnrzE sale. by
sng oTsr 100 per esnt Pr a.. hsving - camps-
s.sssa. sna On uaseh ne ssset Z Pss.ss.ss {.
every countg BE- mag secure from us. VIA I'll
these 1avsn1Ag4s % sar nesaas and shs Ia that
Il q - sFieie that en- b. sald 70 eTe<Y kozes-
swner. q might net Be necessary % maks n
0FFm~ 20 zoeare woed AGENTS
Is once. but We have conc add to make IL 70
Cur invsHtiun .ent n Is salabil1<y b. sny mRent
tfa1 viii handle 4 with ensrgE Car aeen4s
nov . work are making frum $50 10 $500 =
month clear and this fact MAKES tt anse fer ~ %
make ouf ofsr 70 al Who are cut o. amploF-
mant Any ARsnf THAI viii stve eur business .
thirty dsfs trial and fat % clear Il lsas1 eiOo
n this time, AnoTE AL ExRREsaa can return
al goods unsoid ~ n and ~ vii rafaad TIE
money PAID fer hen. Any EEsat Or general
aGs1t uho w0pld Hks ten Or mere counties and
wozk then tkrOugh sab agents for sfnsty eays
and fail 10 CHAR Il least SIS ABovs Al *
REHsna. cA1 return ali usseld and gst thefr
money back. No ether employer Of SCENTS ever
oared % make such o6eEn. nor would We II -
did not k1ow thst Ne have aesufs now making
more than double The amoans ws guezansss6
aod but ivo sales day wsald siFe proni q
sFeF tl26 m nth. add thai one Of our agents
teok eighteen orders II one day. Our large de-
seriptlve circnlars explain cur offsr fully, ans
theas ne wish 70 send % everyone cut Of en-
ployment who will sand NJ three ens cent
stamps Tor postage send 81 once snd sesare
the agency In tins for the boom and q 10 wsrs
on the terms named 10 our extraordinary oHsr
We would Ike 70 have the address Of ali the
Agate. sewing machine solicitors and carpan
ters IN fhs country. end ask any readsR Of this
paper who reads thls o6er. 70 asnd uE at once
the name and address Of all saeh they know.
Address ~ ouce or you will lose the best chance
ever o6erod 20 those cut Of empioyment -
make Dsnsy. REEHKn MANUFACTURERS Co.,
1adE3m l16 amifhneld g., Pittsbura, Pa
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Those Who oppose expenditures for
lie sonStFassion 81 proper eOast d
lenses for the American So baArd and
ridiezle The idea that such . preeAniioa
i necessary, shoald ponaes carefully
ever The announcement that ths British
asveFnmsni is abaal 10 ship twelve
so-tea eans 10 vsesaEis 10 b nsea IN the
defsnses q ihAs city. The Bsi1isA SOW
eEnment u Doi IN The haest % eeipptne
20 toa gers half way arOana the world
wilhoaa a rxaaon feR doins 90. II thoss
guns arr ssnt 70 viesoriA. il nay be
taken for granted thai necessity for
saem sxissA and thai those vito serd
them expess ~ sane tine o. oshes 10
ana thsR very useful
vistoria Is ~ adyantAseoSs,y situated
20 sesars Immunity from naval attach
e. Il san Francissa. Nss Osleana Ne
bile. oAaFiesion. Baltimosa. Phnsasl-
phiA. New Yssk. Boston. Portland es Aay
ether Of the cities Of the defenssless
esAhoAsa 81 The Gated States. Tha
value q Ne propsrty whieh thaas eaaE
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PowDEkLI AnO TaE GXFnEmIsTs.

However unacceptable Il nav be TO
the o1mmunistic branch. Mr.. Powder
Tvs suggestion that the Knights Of La
Dor, OF whom be IL the chief. can have
DO active sympathy with Anarchists or
their pFeaehments IL sound and whole.
some. II may be ssid that AFR. Pow
deFly's influence is slight and Incapable
therefore Of working results az scene O.
remote from his headquarters as Chi
eaao. This may be true, bat the eager
ness Of che protest In interested quar-
ters against what 10 asserted 10 be bis
usurpation OF powers indicates that the
extremist elements IN the knights of
Labor, she Socialist class, are appre-
henaive Of lie effect upon tue quiet and
Law abiding portion Of the order in this
city. Active as the sympathy OF some
misguided Germans and B1hemians Of
recent importation 10 this country may
Be With the doctrines and practices OF
the mes nov lying IN the County Jail
under sentence Of death, IL IL q lioeI
upau the good citizenship sad the iusol
hRenos Of the great mass Of honest
labor in this town 10 assert that theiI
snffEaees may be counted ia support oil
the doctrines which misehievous blath-
eFakites like Spies and Par ons con.
atantly preached. Having n stake ID
The community, they we're MT willing
10 zee 10 resolved into chaos 10 suit the
fanatical ideas Of pestilent aRitAtoFs %
whom work VISA abhorreut. The politi
cal Demonstration Of labor last fall wal
made not 10 she interest Of Socialists
but desI lie Socialism It's misfortune
vas that leadership Of the campaien
was usarped By active Communists, and
he humiliation nev Il that q demon.
siraiion which h made IL good faith i
unsastiy counted ~ oondoniug the
Hsymagket massacre. Continued las
socaation With the element which de6es
society and advocates dynamite will b
impossible 10 self-respectine meB, and
il u safe 30 assume that the outcome
will be that the Oommunists, 90 far
from ability trushfully 10 olaim dosni-
nance Of orgAniEed labor, will be- re-
fused its good fellowship.
Mr.. POWderly's indaenoe may be
much or little. Whatever ID IA, Be will
BE- under strong temptation both 10 ex-
ageeFats and ahHsa. Bat be Il Fiehs in
discoantenAncine the harbarity Of
anarchy, and be is siill further right il
sounseline against the intempeFate use
Of liquor. The knights Of Labor refass
10 admit saloon keepers 10 membsrship,
but the bafreom has attractions for
them ~ for ether classes Of msakind,
and they waste their snhstaace aad
their strength In tipping. He Wili be 9
great @ofal emancipation Who giiI lead
workingmea oat Of The bondage OF tue
beer barrel. There Is more potency 81
happiness, prosperity, education and
advancement for workingmen IN The
ahssinenee which each has IL in his
poser 10 practice than in all the enact
nienis thai Organised labor may sac
eee4 IN PlaeiMg on The statute hooka
Two dollars day and tempsFance are
worth Incidentally more than the iarR-
est Of incomes eo1pied With habits ~
dies ptlicn--even gith drinking habits
80 Md
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The idsa Of Mr.. Gosohsn, the az
Rsdic1l. Occupying one Of the moss inn
portant positions IN . Tory Cabinet is
ludieEsus, 10 say The least. Il be has
any idea in common Nth bis associates.
osber than ths simple one Of keeping
Mr.. Gladstone out Of power a any cost.
the world does not know vaat Il =.
His whole political training. his sOaEze
Of shonRht, bis OPINIONS. bis theories Of
soyesnmeni and bis ideas IN regard 10
the Great questions which divide msn,
have been radicaiIy different from those
Of bis new associates. OF course, they
have the common bond Of opposition
TO Gladstone. bat thai seems like very
small thread 70 bind q whole Cabinet
together,
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ars % protsc1 3 ne % be oo1parsd
Win ~ unc1unted nililsns utieA Re
upou shs AmeEie1n COSTS subisst % q
ssrsofisB - ne hards Of any VA mzv
sAooas % destroy u. While - British
aoserrmsus = naking . psopsz sdors .
psossst rs ssmparstivslg nnali amsnns
Of properly 80 Tist0Eia, the ADerican
a0vsrnn1sns makes M eSarf % provide
adsquaae defsnsas for any oas Of ne
hundfsd seaboard cities. Thers Is listis
roon for d0abt Which Of tbs TO GOV
erEmsnss = truly pradsnt sad ssonon-
zeal and which il reckless and faithlss'
% he people 70 whom Is owes prstsc'
sion.
An aDpropEiafiOn Of hundsed nib
Han dollars from our ogerburdensd
treasury you'd 20 more than mses IL
demand d &c psopls for adtqasss
ooAss esfensea. The expeaditure 81
sush Q sum for such q parposs voaia b
TBS wissst economy. Consinned neRiecl
10 sxDand IL may 90 any tims esss a
more dearly than good Amsrioa0s wcCld
ezse 10 oonismplats-
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Thomas Stevens. the bieyelist. who is
whesliae his vsy aroesd the giobs. has
arrived al Shanghai from Osntsn. after
having bssn given up By his friends e
lost. He encountered many difficulties
In the interior of China, and many
times narrowly escaped being killed By
the superssitious natives, whose anaze-
msnt and fury at the sight Of bicycle
san veil be understood. Thsy regarded
stevens ~ q devil, and chased him
from place TO place with the eEsstesi
fury. Had be not 81 last been provided
with an escort Of soldiers BY the GOV
eminent be would certainly have been
killed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-04

Ex.VIcR PRESIDENT WHKKLKR Many
statements which have recently beer
made, rejecting on the character of ex-
Viee President Wheeler, do great inius-
tiee 10 that wOFthy gentleman. Mr.,
Wheeler 10 not on bis desthbed, We are
reliably informed, nor is be . mental
wreck, &c has been reported but be ID
q patient sufferer from an incuFahls
disease. He 10 living quietly, beloved
by his neighbors. at Malone, diabursine
his boonty TO the needy In an ueoslen.
tatious way, helping TO promote Publts
enterprises, and, instead Of leading tbs
life OF . rseiuse, welcomes te his firesiae
not only his personal friends, but these
who seek his advice and sympathy. Mr..
Wheeler has lived 10 bury wife. father
mother, two brothers and two sisters,
and his bereasemenis have naturally
bad their effect upon him, and with no
hviag relative near him 10 comfort bis
declining years, the recent criticisms
have been particularly unkind. OF high
character IN public life, be seeks to bold
IN his retirement not ouiv the esteem
Of bis fellow toWnsmea. bat the God
viii Of thoes Who In bis public careei
WeFe draWn Close to him BY his honesty
Of purpose and bis many kind acts
Bosfoa Herald.
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John Lipp Of Lincoln, Illinois. has 81
least the merit Of being persistent.
While Postmaster At that place he 60
CURED the bad habit Of robbine shs
mails. He vas detected. convicted and
sent 10 the penitsntiary. There be was
selected 10 handle the mail Of the con-
vicls. but. nothing daunsed by bis pre-
vious expeFisnce, he soon returned q
bis old practices aRd began FObbine the
prison mail. His friends, Who have
been endeavOFinR 10 sesurs q pardon
for hin. have given him up as inoOFrigi
bic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-04

And in accordance with law. and an or
der Of the Beard Of Directors. made on
the aDth day Of October. Is8s 90 many
sharen Of each pArcal OF such stock ns may
be necessary, win be sold a. puhlic auction
1t the Office Of the company. - Sacra-
mento street. San Francisco, California
"Wednesday. the 5th day Of JannAry. 1881,
AZ me hour Of u o'clock q. m, 81 sad
day, % pay said dellnqaent assessment
thereon, together with the costs 81 adFof-
Using and expenses Of the sale.
d &saS 7. H. HENDERSON,
Secretary Of Rentoa Coal Company.
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Travellers, Notice.

ON AND AFTER DEC. 1, THE
" Washington Steamboat Company's
steamers Edith or Kliza Anderson viii
leave Seattle for Port Townsend ct 10
O'Clock ,. m; returning. leave Seattle for
Tacoma at 10 o'clock p. m. This IL done
70 accommodate the many travellers who
d like the idea Of the boats leaving at 90
EARLY an hour. DEF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-04

uARRY MORGAN sKNF An AgKNT
-. % 4as11is. Fns1stday. fraD 49eeznA
an9 eccrptsd he chele1es e Ez4nk
he hAndB q Jokn Reed Ia Nsfc1 " I
take place As tke Chnmrlnn6 Rest eat'
uroay night kk9 winner 70 take Ehe
states n1a ne Kn1e reosiptA
Thsse men ere beth athlete and wr1sk'
lsFs o. merit ard fhn ms4ch b On Tia
square. tsE4f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-04

The LtHoolH County Tones predicts
that within three years three iudepena-
ent lines Of railroad will pierce the Big
Bend oosntFy. The prediction Is not q
rash one. and lis folfilment is more
than probable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-04
TIMsER LAND FOR SALE.

0Ec ACRES or ExCKLLKyT TN.
ZDO Der land. on the Nisqa ny river,
estimated 70 have thereon s.D0a O8 feet Of
Or and cedar. and 800 piie@; wffhin I
HYbE. Third street. bet. Columbia ard
Marion, Seattle. del
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ID KNTON COAL COMPANY.-LOCA-
N tiOnof principal plAceof business. San
Francisco. California; location Of works.
King county, Washington Territory. No
tice-fhere Is delinquent upon the 10 low
ing described stock, on account OF aasesB-
ment No. 7, levied on the 10th day Of DC
tober. 1855. the several amounts eet oppo-
ate the names Of the respective share
hoidern a. follows
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For Rent.

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